Clinical Testimony on Sulfonal

Hume on Testimony Revisited

Among contemporary epistemologists of testimony, David Hume is standardly regarded as a ‘global reductionist’, where global reductionism requires the hearer to have sufficient first-hand knowledge of the facts in order to individually ascertain the reliability of the testimony in question. In the present paper, I argue that, by construing Hume’s reductionism in too individualistic a fashion, th...

Cbo Testimony

Eyewitness testimony.

The criminal justice system relies heavily on eyewitness identification for investigating and prosecuting crimes. Psychology has built the only scientific literature on eyewitness identification and has warned the justice system of problems with eyewitness identification evidence. Recent DNA exoneration cases have corroborated the warnings of eyewitness identification researchers by showing tha...

Perjured Testimony: Its Effect on Criminal

THE extent to which perjured testimony effectively denies to a defendant the fair trial guaraxiteed to him by the fourteenth amendment was, until recently, apparently well established by the rule of Mooney v. Holahan. 1 There it was held that a new trial was constitutionally required where conviction had been obtained by the presentation of testimony known to the prosecution authorities to have...

Effective Factors on Children's Selective Trust in Other's Testimony

Children live socially from birth to adulthood, and learning is an integral part of their living. They won’t achieve the knowledge and skills for life without learning. However, childhood period is not lasting enough for learning all of the massive amounts of information and skills required for living in this world as adults and children aren’t able to acquire the whole of knowledge and skills ...